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Through Hours of searching, I can't seem to find any info on this piece of art, all I know is that it was bought at a Sinatra auction many years ago, and given to me as a gift. If anyone can help me with the history behind it, please let me know.
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it was limited edition and sold at bloomingdales. if wanna sell let me know.
I, too, am the owner of this limited edition rug ... purchased in 2000 at Macy's in Reno, NV for $2,646.00 (this was the price I paid at Macy's); this was a copy of one of Frank Sinatra's paintings with his signature, apparently done in 1985. Hope this is helpful.
I forgot to mention the name of the rug is "My Way," a painting by Frank Sinatra in 1985. It is wool and very good quality so I would take good care of it.